hed: the tiny C++ editor that replaces heredocs and makes agents happy
A heredoc replacement, agent-friendly file tool, and nano-style editor in one static C++17 binary with zero runtime dependencies.
A heredoc replacement, agent-friendly file tool, and nano-style editor in one static C++17 binary with zero runtime dependencies.
MoACubed adds feedback, targeted retesting, and fixed baselines to learn which Hermes profiles are actually useful for different kinds of work.
Argus now uses Hermes 0.21 native cron features and bounded GitHub discovery without letting repeated scans inflate its archive.
A KDE tray monitor for CPU, GPU, and NPU utilization across multiple LAN hosts — with dynamic device discovery, mDNS auto-registration, and live bar-graph pop-outs.
A complete, accurate keyboard cheat sheet for Hermes Desktop, generated straight from the app's keybind registry — every rebindable and fixed key, per-OS.
A personal collection of Hermes Agent skills with a repeatable contribution path — template, catalog, one-command installer.
A Firefox extension that stitches viewport screenshots into one full-resolution image — including inner scrollable regions that body-level capture tools miss entirely.
Speech-to-text on the XDNA2 NPU and text-to-speech on the Radeon iGPU of one Ryzen AI box — split across accelerators so they never contend, measured and reboot-verified.
A research repo comparing 15 memory providers for Hermes Agent — with a measured benchmark of real adapters, not simulated scores, and a nightly scanner for new entrants.
A Hermes Agent skill for SendMe, the iroh-based P2P transfer tool — ticket workflow, relay fallback, sensitive-file protections, and Termux interop.